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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsyUFFs.

cORNSMiEEAL@staudard. 50 1892 IS; pearl
steady, s32j@S $751; roller, 81 40. ,-..~
HAf-Choice, from store, 75sSOc; car load
rem leyee or depot, sli; prime, from
slS; prairie, from store, SOC; car load from
BRAE1FrOm store, 75@sOc; from levee OF
,oo0PN-PrOm store. white, Sic; mixed,
in sacsss, isc; mixed, in bulk, .l5c; 10
oAfS-From store, white, 4Oc; mixed, SIC
rom levee or depot, white, In bulk, Sc; in
sacks o, S9e; mixed, in bulk, $50; in
fLtGURa ! store, common, 50 1898 IS {;
~ 10 extra fancy, 81 259i as; patents,
" @g6 10. Lower.
BEEAANNSs1Nayy, 81 medium, 81 90.
oAIMEAL-ln half barrels. s2s3 Is IRON
cRAcKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 IS
: aoSISY AND GRIrs-From store, ,ss
CRAcKERS-soda. extra, &c; soda, treble
extra, 4%cj extra, &c; ginger snaps, extra,
DC; assorted iumbles, lOc.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.-wheat demand
poor holders offer freely. Corn quiet; hold
ers offer freely.
KANSAS CITY, MO-. July 2.-wheat
NO quotations. Corn steady; No. 2 cash,
2s,sc asked; August. 2g,,S bid, 2sJsc asked,
September, Sic a,ked. OAts-No quotations.
ST; LOUIS. MO-, July 2.-Rlour, trad.
ING lisht. wheat nominal, owing to arc.
WORKS that were hurled into the pit and
against he blackboard ut each attempt 10
carry on market. No. 2 red, cash, 72ka
ISci July, lxf9IZJfc, closing at T2JEc; Au-
gust, I5SSt97SJsc. closing at 73j4c; October,
,ozse. Corn weak; cash, Slc; July, 321II;
august, SIC; beptsmber, 35lza35l.c closina
AZ S1sc Dat, aominal; cash, 26ISg261.c;
july ANc. Rye dull Al $50. Hay quiet and
unchasgeIi timothy, sllgl5; prairie, new,
~ oOel250i old,sggll: Cornmeal steady ats
neeeiP Pr ~ ~ brls wheat, 5000 bu;
barley, move. Shipments-Flour, 300 brls;
wheat none corn, 600 bu; oats 1000 bu ;rye,
none; barley, 1860 bu.
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uOuSETIaI.B SUPPLIES

APPLES Buying, loose, heal 20: sell.
ms, - tef barrel Dried apples, Sc Der pound
from tore. Dried 10 ,ches, &c from store.
NE6EfABLEs-O Onions, s2 so from store
Cabb .Fe. crate, 81. ktaut, barrels, Ri half
ba,relt, 81. Garlic, sl per 100.
FRUIT - Oranges, imported, 81 30 Per
boz. Lcmn. >, ~ yldi per box; light supply.
Bananas, 81 50d2 30 pet bunch.
.,NuI. ~ oacganuts, o. psr 100. Peanuts
Virsiuia, &c; Tennessee iarmers' stock, go
te roa tel. 2.se higher, shellod. loo. Pc.
cars-IetAs, 7al0c
RAlsINs..London layers. g. layers, q Is;
California. e. IS.
PICKLE In lars, pints ,e6e; quarts 81 so,
half gllans, y I5i gallons, - Isl loose, bar
rel' as bali barrels, " mixed, bar
rels SO mixed, half barrels, t.
Zoo Week, pdi0r.
POTATOES buying, 81 IS 10 o.;
loose. selliHg, g. - per barrel.
ClDEk-New YORK, " 80 per barrel and
y 70 per half barrel.
FISH Mackg,s :, half barrels, No. l.,
No. 3 BPS No, 8, 81 lob Kit, No. /,
tli No 2, sc; No. 3, $50. Dry herrings,
family, y psf hN
YNkdAR-iOslse per gallon.
APN-la5Lr.
CANDLkS-fuli weight, si1aac.
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GKtIilEfsIES.

SUGAR-Pure white, G,sa6,Se; Of white,
SIC; yellow clarified, 6aa6Lc; seconds,
2Aali.c; rehned A., tZaGjSci granulated,
Firm
,RIcE-Louisiana, EEs51<ci Carolina. 5,ySs
CtNDlEs-Sticks all sizes. In boxes, pals
and barrels, 7kaghc.
COFFEE. ommon, isJSc; ordinary, lgiya
DC; fair, Ud2llSc; prime Rio, 2nkaL2c
choice 10 fancy, 22'SslibS told government,
2fAalr. Steady.
sALl-Ohio river, 81 10 per barrel. saa-
nav, u y psT barrelj sacks, hne, 81 35.a
$50 coarse. 81 lOsl IS; pockets. bleaohei.
2i.97c.
MOLASsEs- common 10 fair,
Gaylci prime & choice, t2d50c; syrur,
2islnc; common 90 fair, 2ia2sc; prime 90
choice, - siOc, centrifugal fancy, S5sl0c.
Firm
NEW QRLEAEs, La, July 2.-Col,e
strong aud higher; Rio, i74a2Dc.
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GENERAL NEWS.
BUSINESS very dull.
QUIET on the levee.
CLOUDY aud warm.
RIyEp falli,,u alnwlr

RUlkT on me leVee.
CLOUDY aud warm.
RIVER falling slowly.
Four bJst1 leaving totay.
THE Gsyo2o Leaves tom ROW even
ing for st. Francis river.
The Alh"rta No 5 is the Wednesday
packet Tor White river.
TBE Ohio is expected to arrive here
this afternoon from Cincinnati
DURISu the twenty fur houTs end.
Ing at noon yesterday the river here foil two
inches.
Tbs Rob Roy made h.r usual SIM.
day trips to leland Grove Park yesterday.
Sac was well patroniIsd.
TBR Il. b. SIMS will arrive this
morning from st. Louis with good trip.
Capt H. Z. Loweis her agent.
lHK Port Eids, towing seven harVes
loaded with srain and package freight,
passed to New Orleans yesterday,
THR K l. Cobb should arrive toAay
from the Arkansas river. She returns 10
as Pine Bluff.
THR Anchor line packets leaving
here tomorrow are the Belle Memphis Tor
Vlcksburg at 10 u IN. and the City OF Vicks-
burg for u. Louis at pm.
NE Wv Onuice, loSing four barHea
ana tuti boat, passed TO st. Louis at
O'Clock yesterday evening Above Cairo she
Louis.
THE 7 y. Sims is the regu ar inds.
pendent packet leaving hero this evening
Mo CLOCK Tor Cairo, u. Louis and all way
landings. Capt. 4. b. sims commander,
with Mr.. John ID. Fuller Ia the office.
TBE Rene Mscr-sds, Gap John l..
Higgins, is tho Lee line chet leaving In,
evening Tor 20 Dust, Utcoyla and all wsy
landings on the upper coast. Mes VIM.
smither,. cid Wheeler and Charley Len
wich are hes CLERKS.
THk Afksneas Oity, fem Virks-
burg, passed to st. Louis yesterday evening.
ehe put on ho'e SO SACKS ofc "a sosd aud
added 10 packages OF miscslla eous freight,
Az the u oath Of st. Francis river ,he took
on 70 OVO feet of lumber.
TnE CITY OF Nav Orl.a,s. on her
fourth day ost from New Orleans, .a,,ea 20
81 Louis at O'Clock last night with 100 tons
OF neisnt and good II t Of passenger. she
wv on hoae ~ boxes ink, l42 LoAes dry
soOus anu ~ pandies OF empty lacks.
Tux CITY Of Uhro, from ~. Lonia,
PWteut 70 Nicnsourg Yesterday morning with
ish trip. sho put Of here 1871 packages
Of freight, including 40 barrels d1ur, lg7
packages lar1, 50 case SOAP, $50 ease,
mstehei, 2 hoises. and added 20 toas Of ssn.
dries.
The ting N. NJ. J,nss, which left
here Thursday for Tenene with Eve boats
ard barres Of coal. returned here yesterday
afternoon. hayiog delivered the TOW safoIy
Al tts destiu alton. Capt Norris MoNeely
rnin command and pilot ives Owens was
at the wheel.
The J ,mes Lee, firm Fhas Point,
brought bales cotton, 1 bags seed cotton,
and 100 sacks cotton seed. She leaves ssain
this evening for Helena, Priars Point and
bend Ian dlngs. Capt Marsh Miller COM
mandt, with destrs. viii Am Ashford, viii
DArrash and John Rhodes 10 the olIice.
TnE ksNe Adsms, Capt Mark Cheek,
arrived from Arkanfai City with | bale
cotton, b2j sacks cotton seed and - packages
tundfie'. she is the regular Adams u. &,
mail line packet, leaving this evening for
Helena, Terfebe, Concordii, Arkansas CITY
and all way landings. Mesrs. Vim,
Blaneker, Lew Price and John Childrefs a'e
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PROyIslONs.

BUTTER-Butterine. l2sl3c; creamery.
&c dairy, l6c; country butter, l5a22c.
HOG PkODUCTS-firm aid higher, mess
pork. new, 81 so; old SIS e.; sugar cured
hams, ll1sdll4c; breakfast bacon, g<(al0c I;
clear rib sides bacon, SIC; clear side bacon !,
we; bacon Shoulder, 6iSscskc; bull. port
clear sides, Sc; clear rib sides, Sd,Ikc,
shoulders, 61ssd1tc; long clear, TIC; pork
LARD-Tisrces. &c: half barrels, 7o,
kegs, &c; choice kettle, sas1zc. Firm.
CHEESE-Prime fats. eai0o; New York
factory. none; iuil cream, i5c; Youbs
:, PIGS FREr,Barel'. 81 so; half barrels.
P0ULrfY-Chickens active; spring, 81
az so; old teus, s2d2 So.
fkhSE MEATS-Cold storage beef. fore.
quarters, is5ci headquarters Of beef. gslOc
mutton, Sc.
ST. LOUIS. NO., July 2.-ProvIsions
dull. Pork, irregulari nav, ti5. Lard, 81 Do,
Dry salt mentS-Boxod shoulders IS 67ls ;long
elear,T S5Fa7 50;clear ribs ,s7 rs short clear,
$. Bacon-boxed shoulders. sG l2J.d6 8c
long olea, and clear ribs, g. 5Oas 90; shari
ear, sst59s TIy. Hams steady at ilaitc,
Eggs steady a. loo. Butter steidy ana IN.
changed; creamery, l5dlsc; dairy, lOal5c.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 8 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE Is PREM.
Cotton Qniet-Middling Cotton, 103c
Sales Yesterday so
Bales.
APPEAL OFFICE, |

APPEAL OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, July 2, 1887.
The bank rates for money remain at to s
Per cent, the outside figure ruling, and the
tone Of the market hardening. The Stock
Call Board was featureless, no transactions
being had, and bids and offerings we're wide
apart. The local cotton market closed quiet
and unchanged. The sales were so bales.
No reports were received from New York
and from New Orleans. only the spot ma 'ket
was sent. 1t was quoied quiet and un-
changed.
Liverpool spots are unchanged and futures
unchanged and steady.
The general markets were featureless to-
day, owing to the approaching national holt
day, and business was practically. suspended
and will not be resumed until Tuesday morL-
Ing.
IMPORTS.
-Four hundred and FIVE SKIS bran, 1852 pkgs
butter, $40 pkgs bacon, 800 bu corn, IL pkgs
cheese, "a SKIS cotton seed, 3 cars cotton
seed, "a SKIS coffee. Is pkgs liquors.
% pkgs eggs, so brls -four, 49f bales hay, ID
head horses and mules, 50 pkgs lard, 6O,00l
ieet lumber, Ger lime, l2S brls meal, 10
brls mola'Ees, SO kegs nails, 1900 Blu oats, 4
cars pork sides, l20 brls sugar, 3i3 pkgs to-
acco and 1900 bu wheat.
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,wHlsKY-straiEht Kentucky Bourbon,
fetiItilled inc over
CINCINNATI, o., July 2.-whisky active
AMI nfm sales, 1909 brla Of finished Foods
on q basis of I'll 03.
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MILES Ann uONsRs

s, MgL rs ,9pi'i, liiSl.f hard, hIsh o.
liX hand high, tl25gilOi l5% 10 ID hands
high, sib g1D. The chief demand L fof
mules from AZ 70 Is hands high.
HgRsEs-Pair, drivers. tlgbai65, heavy
dram, " E9l0, saddle, u 2bsiI5. exit,
saddle, tl7baFj, pluEt, tljgs5.
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HIn.. .ND TALLOw.

HIDEs-pry flint, No. l, $50; No. 2, t2ei
dry saltod, lual27i gtoon salted, No, /, 5lyr
No. 2, Sci green, latlc. sheep skins, l5oafI
Boesw n, 30, Tallau. gagike,
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EXCHANGE

bAOhh NUE..
New York and principal cities North and
Ing; New England sight, y discount buy
ingi New Orleans, q discount buying. par
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids, offerings and sales today were as
follows;
Bond: Memphis Flippin Conn iomi,e,
IS bid; Taxing D,stric, a. Sc IS bid; Taxing
District 81. l01k bid; Memphis Cotton Rx'
change Building Company &c, 1907 bid I;
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company G., IS
asked,
First \ National, N5-l75.ex dividend; Mem
phis National, lis bidi Union and Planiers,
l7l-l22lS; Mechanics S. d. ll9 gskedi Bluff
City lnsu ance Company, 100 bid; Home,
Th bid Memphis City Fire and General In:
spIanee Company, l9-l@; vandsrei !, q
Memphis Gas Light Company, 73-71; Mer-
chants Co ton Pres ard Storage Company,
lS-l30; James A Graham Wagon Company,
SIX bid; Memphis Brick Company, l3O-l35.
Masonic Temple, 20 bid; Citizens City Rail
road Company, 50 bid-sales none.
LONDON, July 2, Z p.m.-Bar silver i31sd
per ounce.
PARIS. June SO.-Three per cent ropte,.
slfSOc for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
the banks, s9Di,l
BALTIMORE, Md, July 1.-The bank
elesrngs today were B,l2j l67; balances.
1921 sol.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2-The
bank cleafings todsy we're si7, t05, 2ss; bal.
ances, g 0is,s 800. For the week ending TO-
day the earrings were s76,69O. s2O. and bal
ances go. e7t,O75.
ST. LOUIS, No, July 2.-Bank clearinss
today were S,lA gl; for the week, si6,t1l,.
66i last week. sl1,sd IA; corresponding
week 10 1856, sl5,gg SO. Balance today,
,8,Sl6; for he week, s2,si6. go; last week,
S,s2.&ii tT tho corresponding week In
lss6, S3,Uii.155.
BOSTON, MASS. July 2. Bank olsar.
lngl todaT uere s2l,il2.s5. for the week,
go ltli for the corresponding week IN
lss5, ~. 95,3A. The balances TO-DAY were
2Ols,icl for the geek, i0,si6, 2ss for the
corresponding week In 1885, 81 syi,gli. Rate
i9r motey, per cent, ExchaEgo on New
York y 70 90 cents per $1,000.
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COTTON MARKETS.

TIE local cotton markst oppned
quiet and closed quiet; middlinF, Use.
Bales, unimplr ant. recoiIts,s bales; ship
menu, - bales. stock on hand, $3.50 bales 7;
rooeii q o. sic. COL, Ss5 bales; shipments to
da,e, 81, 3l2 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordiniry, sc: good ordinary, g.ci Low
middlirg, l0Ac; m 'ddlihg iOi.c good mid.
ding, Ice middli.E fair, nominal: lair,
nominal tains aud iinge,. s<a Os; dusty.
ss9g'.-. Exchange closed until tuesday
morning.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1t, iOO9; burnt. GDJ7,
home cunfum ion 70 date, 2621. stock run.
ming ace uht, ; So lmpOrts-M. AT.R.R,
Ne q L X. X. r., !; wagons, o. Total, s.
Exports, none.
.. The Mes York Exchange IL closed until
day.
The " v Orleans spot market OPENED
quiet and closed quisti niddling,
10 I-l6o. sales, 900 bales, Quotations were
a. folloyii Ordinary. s il.i6c, good orIi.
nary, I:lec; Low middlipg, 10 i.i6si mid.
llns,.. 10 7-l6c; sood mlddllnE, ~ l1-i6c
The kkci ange 10 closed until Tuesday morn
ms. No future reports received today.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS
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MssslN

Woodbury. grease wool. unwubed. -
alhc, clear grease wool, 2ld2ic; bury
washed, Z}aO. tub washed. 33a35c
=5T. LOUIS. NO., July 2.-wool quiet
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q. T0BAcc0-co 2js85c ,othsr grades.
! .Gars,ts, 90 ST. Ralph',, 90 Is.
Railroad, e9.2j,
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TOBACCO AND sNuPr.

P0WDER..KsT', Si half kegs, O. Is,
garter kegs, 81 ~.
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LIVE STOCK.

H0gS-Choice, 4aihc.
SHEEP--Choice, $40; medium, 2d2ISc,
LhMBS.Gond to choice, 4@4 so.
SIC; FAIR 10 m.dism SS S,sc good, 80
lh@lNc. "s''
CHICAGO. ill.,, July -Cattle-Re.
csipts, 25OO head. Market steady Tor natiye,.
There was good supply of Texans in mar
ket, and demand was steady ut fair prices
Ho. s-heeeipts,, 1000. Market opened
90 higher than yoste day. Shsep-Rs ce,pt..
100, Market was tominally steady with an
average supply and fair demand.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK, July Alt was practically
holiday in the trade. as outside of receiving
and shipping goods here was little doing and
at o'clock was wholly deserted.
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RIyEKs Asp wEArHen.

OTTcr SlGSlL sTtyios, U. s. AL
hsHrHis, July 3, lp.m,
The following ob1ervat.tnr ore iaksn
at al stations named az 10 meridian tIme.
which " one hour later than Memphis time;
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.
The New York Financial Chronicle of July
I'd gives the following figures: Total
visible supply. ,sOs, 325 bales, against 1,S5S,-
6O3 in 1856. These figures indicate a de-
compared with the same date In 1885, and n
decrease Of Al 1850 bales as comp ared with
same date In 1885.
STOCKS AT PORTS.
, Comparative statement Of stocks at United
States ports and interior towns for 6ye
years, togoiher.with total crops, July %;
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COrrON SEED pRODUCrs

=, PRIME CRUDE OIL. zsTl.o, OF crude,
z1g9ie. prime summer yellow, Aa25oi "a
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summer yellow, S6gSsc; prime cotton saaS
meal, SIS 7S9l6 IS; of cotton seed meal, sl4
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RIVERS Alb STsiSyOAis
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOVEMENTS AT roE LEVEL,

MOvRM ENTs AT T8E LEyrr.
Arripals-Kate Adams, A kansas CITY,
Qsceola; City o: Cairo, ST. Louis; Arkansas
City, Vicksburg; Port Esds. st. Louis N.
N, Jones, Terrene City OF New Orleans and
Ny Choice, Now Orleans.
:. Depdrtnres--City Of Cairo, yicksburg; Port
Kads, New Orleans; Arkansas City, Nv
Choice and City Of New Orleans, st, Louis.
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Health ~ wesItb-ur. Bsaaregs rd's
TouIe Hud Nery ne, the Great
French speelae

Health ~ WesItb-ur. Bsaarega rd's
Ioule aud Eerv ne, the Great
Preach specific
NERVOUS DEBILITY IN III H. ttaFs,,
~ mental aud physical dorro sion, tpet-
matofthea, hypochOndfia, s'ofility, noufal-
aia, tyftffia, incapactty fUf study or bust
nee, pafalftis, imluts Z CO. epilepsy, loss Of
memory fuiienius VI th brain, aud ell die
ease q The nervous system may be fadl.
cally cured In either sox ~ TIE use VI this
uneAcsllei ifepafat on, 10 IL a matter u
supreme Importance 70 use Appropriate
treatment tOl TIE cue % the lnft u nerve
rover, sod Dr. beauresafd's Tonic aud
Nofvino, aiief NAM yeafs trial 10 kufops,
has proved ipftliibie " taken according 10
directions, which are aiiixed y each bottle.
One bok equal TO one months uettmentl
will cure recent cases. Price, ~ 90 q boa,
or slh boxes Tor 80 90. sent By nail pfe-
paid on receipt Of price. We guftt itse slr
boxes 10 cure any case. With casa order re-
eeived b. ~ for tik boxes We will send our
written guarantee y return the lnoney II
treatment does not eject cure. A. ksnk.
srt A Co., drusslsu, sole agents tof upits4
st.iss, IN and rs hsln o., Memphis. fsaa,
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WHISKY. WINES, LIaUoRs vro

&C COAL olL-Pfims white. wholesale lots.
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BssSl ~ H.. MOTTO NJ
"A Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO,
s0uthera Mineral and Improvement
8roCKs
FINANCE.

Money firm and hardening, rate
70 per cent, and latter figure ruling.
Demand we'll up TO the supply. The Clear
Ing House report Ia ~ follows:
OIEARINaS
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Decteiss 10 receipts this ysar........... IA. 5O5
Al ngou Liytfpool ipoii we're firm. fair
demand. tales, 90 bales, Of which ner.
lean 800 bales. keceipts, 100 bales, Of
which American lDJ bales.
Closing quotations Eefs az followsi Otdi.
nary, i.iAi cd ordinary, biki, low mid
dling, ~ i6i; GOOD middling, q lsi6it
mlddling hollands, l5'l6di middlinE Or
leant, l5.i6d.
follower
t65 Hsaai 6l-6id rHd VI msaas ga.
PM July. 8 so, buyerfi July-Ausu,t.
ted' buyersg August September. 90,
Helleffi septembar. % stohof, sd, buyots
October-November, 3 2ld, buyerti Novsm.
bef.Dccember , 28i, buyers; December.
yanpny, S)d, buyets January. February,
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- -3s6;.T 7raaa :. sa,ly,:;, Tenn
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4 Tone. Rec. Prices. STOCK

Receiru q. States
ports, ! day.. ISL 800, 90
Export az Britain .............I pll6 .....-. ...
stock ....,...., ........ 81. i6fl AiAg 90 SD
Receipt seTt. lot. B. lA, $40 8, 81. Oi6l ,TO61lt
Foreign ehpoft u q ~, "a .iO1.O2g 1881 go
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-20
Trains Latest Sensation,

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Oct. 15.-Geo.
Francis Tram succeeded In creating
sensation at the tomb OF
Abraham Lincoln, where he, to-
sether with Belva A. Lockwood and
number of other persons, visited
today. Train declared unqualifedly
that the remains in the sarcophagus
were not those of Lincoln but only a
dummy or sham. Afterw ards
Train explained that he had reason
to believe that at the time of the
theft of Lincoln's boiy, a substitu-
ton was made, and that the whole
was preconcerted by detectives in
league with the unprincipled Shy
locks who paid the thieves to go to
the penitentiary, and who would
sooner or later, be hawking about
the remains of Lincoln as an at
traction for dime museums.
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A Chance for a Grub stake.

Anybody out of employment is
at liberty to take shy at detective
work. -Four criminals escaped from
the Laramie, Wyo.. county Jail
last Tuesday evening by cutting a
hole in the top of the iron cage and
crawling through the ventilator OF
the roof. They are David Began.
alias VIM. Mccoy, under sentence
to be hanged; James Jones, a pro-
fessional burglar, and two horse
thieves, Chas. H. Leory and VIM.
ID. Steney. One thousand dollars
reward is offered for Mccoy dead or
alive, $500 for Jones dead or alive,
and $3.50 for each of the two horse
thieves. There is great excitement
and there will be hanging bee on
short notice if Mccoy is captured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-20
DOnneiiy,s CryptOgrarH.

The publication OF "Tne Grea
Cryptogram" by Iguatius DonneiIy
is the literary sensation of the cen
tury. The nti-Shakespearean.
have always held that man SC
worthless and ignorant as Shake.
speare could never have written
these plays:
Having come to the conclusion
that Shakespeare could not have
written those plays and poems, the
critics (if we may call them that
have looked around for a man of
that time, contemporary of Shake
speare, who was equal to the occa-
sion.
Francis Bacon, Lord Verulam,
Viscount st Abbens, just suits the
situation and to him is attributed
the authorship of shakespeare
plays and poems. Bacon was born
in 1861 and died IN 1926. The
plays, says Governor Donnelly,
"are the most marvellous specimens
OF ingenuity, and mental suppleness
and adroitness, power and attain
ments, ever put together by the
wit of man. There is no parallel
to them on earth. There never will
be. No such man (Bacon) can
ever again be born. His coming
marked an era in the history of the
world"
1t seems to be satisfactory to the
'Baconians" to say that the most
wonderful of books coul6 only have
been written by the most wonderful
man who ever lived.
Governor Donnelly has found, or
he thinks he has, a cryptogram, or
which runs through the plays
md which tells wonderful history
If the times of the plays. All that, |
he shows, or thinks he does, in the
'ook which is soon to be before the |
'ubiic. OF course the new work
will he in the hands of every stu
ent and scholar.
Bacon it seems, kept him
elf in the background because
ne cryptogram shows the plays to
ave been reasonable as matters
'ent in that day. He was an an
nymous writer who fought against
is government behind the royster-
u Shakespeare. 1t may be that
lexander Pope had the same idea
his mind when he wrote.
=, think how Bacon sh1ped.
ne wlsest, brightest, meanest OF man
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-20
Tho Blackleg Remedy.

The blackleg remedy invented by
DIR. Hussey is being fully tried in
this State, and with fine success.
T. B. Hickey, a practical cattle
man. asserts that it is worth one
million of dollars to Nevada. A
slight incision is made just above
the hoofs of the hind feet, small
vein taken up and severed and the
remedy elected. DR.. Hussey agrees
to pay for every animal which dies
of blackleg after this treatment.
The experiment on the Orphans
Home cattle was very satisfactory.
One of the Holstein heifers was
down, legs swelled and tongue pro-
truding. An hour more would
have finished the animal, but the
remedy cured her, and next day
she was as well as ever. TIE COW
which died few days before was
not treated by DR.. Hussey's rem
edy.
DIR. Trullinger, who examined
the cattle there, stated that he only
found two with healthy blood. Mr..
Schmitt. the farmer at the Home, |
stated to the APPEAL reporter that |
&c believed the animals had the |
leeds of the disease in them when |
brought from Sacramento last |
rear.
This was evlnced by five cattle |
lying during the year. The re-
cattle have al been inocu-
ated, and their state of health |
Turing the coming year will be .
oed test of the efficacy of the rem |
dy. Wherever it has been tried, |
be owners of cattle speak in the
ighest terms of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-20

Yesterday afternoon, the Board
appointed for the erection of an Ac.
ademy in Carson, by the Synod of
the Pacific, met at the Parsonage OF
the Presbyterian Church, and elect
ed the Rev. j. l.. Woods an Chair
man, and Prof. H. H. Howe, Sec
rotary. They also appointed Geo.
i. Davis, Judge Wells, Judge Cary
and Marshal Robinson as Advisory
Committee.